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Universal and fault-tolerant quantum computation is a promising new paradigm that may efficiently conquer difficult computation tasks beyond the reach of classical computation. It motivates the development of various quantum technologies. The rapid progres ...

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This paper describes the Dof-Box, a modular, reconfigurable robot, used in Hands-on practicals of robotics taught to miroengineering students. We present the hardware and software of the robots and describe the pedagogical approach adopted in the practical ...

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Collaborative TeleNeurology for Remote Diagnosis

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This paper presents the TENECI (Collaborative tele- neurology) project which allows practitioners to use telecommunication technologies to provide medical information and services for neurological diseases. Specificities of remote neurology are described a ...

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Autodafé: an Act of Software Torture

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Automated vulnerability searching tools have led to a dramatic increase of the rate at which such flaws are discovered. One particular searching technique is fault injection i.e. insertion of random data into input files, buffers or protocol packets, combi ...

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